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  • A graphic image that shows a photo of a globe burning and a fire fighter trying to put out the fire.
  • Two women wearing long black clothing and holding umbrellas walk down some stairs and into a settlement.
    Two Rohingya women walk into the Kutupalong refugee camp near Cox's Bazar. Women and girls make up more than half of the 900,000 Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh.
  • A graphic image of a computer and some hands typing on it. In the screen we see text that is heavily censored with man words blocked out and crossed out.
  • Portrait of a man. He wears a head covering and glasses.
  • A woman is sitting on a sack of rubble. Her eyes are closed, she's wearing a mask. Behind her are piles of rubble.
    A search and rescue volunteer in Idlib, northwest Syria, three days after the 6 February earthquakes razed entire neighbourhoods to the ground.
  • We see the back of a woman. She wears a colorful blue and orange cardigan and has a black backpack.
  • A portrait of a woman sitting at the edge of a bed. Her hands are clasped over her knees.
  • We see the back of a man. He is indoors but facing the street.
  • A portrait of a young man. He is sitting at the edge of a cot and looking directly at the camera. He is wearing a beige back pack.
  • A four panel image that shows the faces of two people and two others whose backs are facing the camera.
    Four Sudanese recount their journeys from Khartoum and their harsh treatment at the Egyptian border.
  • Displaced Afghan women stand waiting to receive cash aid for displaced people in Kabul, Afghanistan, 28 July 2022.
    Afghan women wait to receive cash aid for displaced people in Kabul on 28 July 2022.
  • Chef Elijah Amoo Addo, and transport manager Ali Samed, 39, of Food For All Africa review stock information at a satellite warehouse in Offinso, Ghana June 7, 2022. Picture taken June 7, 2022.
    Addo and transport manager Ali Samed review stock information at a Food For All Africa warehouse in Offinso, Ghana, on 7 June 2022.
  • Map of Ghana with locator dots in Accra and Kumasi. Also highlighted are the Upper East, Savannah and the North East Region.
  • A woman sits on the ground, a purple piece of luggage is on her right.
    A South Sudanese woman returns to the country after escaping conflict in neighbouring Sudan. The UN is planning for 125,000 returnees in the coming months.
  • Flood victims live by the side of the road in Mabior Yar, in South Sudan’s Warrap state. Humanitarian needs are already high in the country, which is now receiving thousands of returnees from neighbouring Sudan.
    Flood victims live by the side of the road in Mabior Yar, in South Sudan’s Warrap state. Humanitarian needs are already high in the country, which is now receiving thousands of returnees from neighbouring Sudan.
  • A Saudi Arabian warship brings civilians on board after arriving in the eastern Sudanese city of Port Sudan on 30 April.
    A Saudi Arabian warship brings civilians on board after arriving in the eastern Sudanese city of Port Sudan on 30 April.
  • Passengers fleeing Sudan arrive at Egypt’s Argeen land port on 28 April. Thousands have crossed the border since fighting erupted on 15 April, but they face poor humanitarian conditions.
    Passengers fleeing Sudan arrive at Egypt’s Argeen land port on 28 April. Thousands have crossed the border since fighting erupted on 15 April, but they face poor humanitarian conditions.
  • Sudanese who fled violence in the western Darfur region congregate in Koufroun, in neighbouring Chad, on 27 April. Aid groups expect many more will cross the border in the coming weeks.
    Sudanese who fled violence in the western Darfur region congregate in Koufroun, in neighbouring Chad, on 27 April. Aid groups expect many more will cross the border in the coming weeks.
  • A Sudanese woman who fled the violence in her country seeks water after crossing to neighbouring Chad. She is one of tens of thousands of civilians who have escaped Sudan in recent days.
    A Sudanese woman who fled the violence in her country seeks water after crossing to neighbouring Chad. She is one of tens of thousands of civilians who have escaped Sudan in recent days.
  • A map showing the main cities in Sudan that are being affected by the conflict or that are seeing the influx of migrants. Arrows come out of Sudan and point at the neighboring countries of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Eritrea, South Sudan, C.A.R., Libya, Chad and Ethiopia.
  • A man walks on a street alone. The street is desolate.
    Aid efforts have been suspended and hundreds have been killed since fighting broke out in Sudan on 15 April. Large parts of Khartoum (pictured here) now resemble a ghost town.
  • Internally displaced women from drought hit area, carry their jerry cans filled with water as they walk toward their shelter at a makeshift settlement in Dollow, Somalia April 5, 2017.
    Women displaced by drought carrying water near their makeshift settlement in Dollow, Somalia.
  • In the center of the frame we see an internally displaced woman. Behind her are dozens of tents.
    A displaced persons camp on the outskirts of the town of Baidoa, in central Somalia. More than a million people have been displaced by drought and conflict.
  • A picture of a banner hanging off of metal bars. In Spanish it reads, "Ninguna persona es ilegal" which translates to "No one is illegal".
    A picture of a banner hanging off of metal bars. In Spanish it reads, "Ninguna persona es ilegal" which translates to "No one is illegal". A picture of a banner hanging off of metal bars. In Spanish it reads, "Ninguna persona es ilegal" which translates t
  • Wide-shot picture of make-shift tents in Matamoros, Mexico.
    Around 1,000 asylum seekers and migrants were living in this makeshift encampment in Matamoros, Mexico on the banks of the Rio Grande, which forms the border with the United States, at the end of March. The population has since ballooned to over 2,000.
  • The facility in Ciudad Juárez where a fire killed 40 people on 27 March.
    On 27 March, 40 people died in a fire at this facility run by Mexico's National Migration Institute in Ciudad Juárez. Before the blaze, authorities had started taking a harder line on asylum seekers and migrants stranded in the city by US policies.
  • A man sits on a metal safety guard rail. His back is turned towards the camera but his head is turned over his right shoulder. We see his profile. In the back we see the US-Mexico border wall.
    Luis, a 23-year-old Venezuelan asylum seeker in Ciudad Juárez.
  • A map that shows all districts in Uganda that have refugee camps. Labelled are the districts of Bidi Bidi, Rhino and Kiryandongo.
  • In the foreground are the scraps of a war tank, through a hole in the scraps we see a man dressed in white. His face is looking downwards.
    Everywhere in Tigray are the burnt out remains of military vehicles, but people are trying to rebuild their lives five months into a peace deal.
  • We see a top view of some bags and buckets of fish filets while some hands pick some of the filets up.
    A Warao Indigenous Venezuelan woman cooks for her family at Pintolândia, formerly an Operação Acolhida shelter, and currently an occupation with no access to resources from the operation. Families now struggle to afford food.
  • View of a displacement camp in Darfur.
    Sudan’s fighting has spread to restive Darfur, which many fear could bear the brunt of future violence. Pictured here is one of many displacement camps dotted across the western region.
  • Three women stand to the side of a street at night.
    Sex workers say they meet many of their aid worker clients on Lumley Beach, a long stretch of sand and nightclubs outside of Sierra Leone’s capital, Freetown.

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